Covering Elon Musk's class action, downtown reviving nightlife and more

Save for some showers in the North Bay this week we could be looking at plenty of sunny days ahead. Former Twitter investors are suing Elon Musk for $1 billion dollars alleging he purposely drove down the company's stock price. There was a total eclipse of the moon this morning, and despite a thick cloud layer dozens of people turned out for an eclipse watch party in the Oakland Hills. Do you love the nightlife? There's an effort underway in Sacramento to bring it back in cities across the state. According to the public utilities commission, the state of California has more than 2200 payphones still in existence and a new game online is encouraging people to find them. Looking for the hottest line dancing spot in San Francisco? Try the garage of this Victorian in the city's Lower Haight neighborhood. They offered her a big homecoming party and then free ice cream for life. Now, Fentons’ creamery in Oakland is hoping that a custom ice cream flavor will lure in gold medalist Alysa Liu. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor Holly Quan